Speaking on the sidelines of the Valdai Discussion Club in Sochi, the Russian president Vladimir Putin accused the Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdo?an of supporting foreign Islamist rebel fighters in Syria and providing them with medical care and turning turkey to an international hub for global terrorism.
“The Turkish regime became a serious threat to international security and is jeopardizing the regional stability; hence the Russian Federation won’t hesitate to ignore this grave menace and will do the necessary steps to prevent Erdo?an from committing a suicide adventure in the Middle-East,” state news agency Itar-Tass cited Putin as saying on Friday in Russian resort town of Sochi.
4 comments:
It's hard to praise him for such a common sense statement, when Russia is supporting terrorist states like Iran.
True, but seeing it written in black and while like this, gives a lot of credibility to the fact that the Benghazi "consulate" was trafficking arms to the Syrian rebels through Turkey.
Why don't you learn your history? The last time a Russian Czar said that and marched against Constantinople, he was met by the British army fighting for the Sultan.
I don't understand your point.
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